Claims excessive fees charged for generator registration in Sabah not accurate, says consumer group chairman


David Chan (left) with ECoS CEO Datuk Abdul Nasser Abdul Wahid at the Energy Commission of Sabah CEO office.

KOTA KINABALU: Recent viral claims suggesting that the Electrical Certification System (ECoS) imposes excessive fees for generator registration are not accurate, says National Consumer Foundation Malaysia (Sabah Chapter) chairman David Chan.

"These allegations have caused unnecessary panic among the public, but after an internal review and direct clarification with ECoS, we can confirm that the claims are untrue," Chan said in a statement on Wednesday (May 14).

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